Kshitij Singh

Oct 28, 2024 | pubs.acs.org | Kshitij Singh |Pooja Singh |Jay Singh |Shyam Pandey

1. IntroductionClick to copy section linkSection link copied!Nanoengineered materials, particularly heterostructures, have garnered significant attention since Prof. Herbert Kroemer’s Nobel prize lecture, where he famously stated, “Often, the interface is a device”. (1) Since then, the field has advanced considerably, showcasing its extensive applications in various domains.

Oct 7, 2024 | ips-journal.eu | Kshitij Singh

India’s ‘Neighbourhood First Policy’, originally conceived with the vision of reinforcing ties with its South Asian counterparts, has been the guiding force behind Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomatic strategy since he entered office. Initially lauded for its role in bolstering stability and goodwill in the region, recent developments are starting to suggest a different story.

Apr 5, 2024 | epw.in | Kshitij Singh

Insights from Pilibhit Tiger Reserve Multispecies ethnography explores human–nature connections, critical to wildlife conflicts and conservation policies. However, solely focusing on these connections is inadequate for robust conflict management. In place-based conservation, governance and institutional roles profoundly impact conflict resolution.

Jul 26, 2023 | india.mongabay.com | Kshitij Singh

Urban systems are identified as one among four critical systems that can accelerate climate action at the global level. India’s environment ministry has released a draft of Green Credit Programme Rules that allows urban bodies to improve the quality of life by covering areas such as tree plantations, water, waste, air pollution, sustainable buildings, etc.